Local Society Gatherings and Visits Schedule
A potluck supper and cards at Hope Country Club September 16 at 7 p.m. Hosts are S. L. Murphy Homer Beverley Brack Schenck. Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 meets September 18 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Edward Azlin in Oakhaven. DeAnn Lilac Garden Club meets September 20 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Hollis Samuel with Mrs Leroy Samuel co-hostess. Brookwood PTA study group at 2 30 with James Hardin Jr as guest. Josephine Vann and Mrs C E Boyce traveling to La Grange Ga and Columbia S C. Presbyterian Church general meeting September 19 at 10 a.m. in the Chapel.
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S. L. Murphy
Homer Beverley
Brack Schenck
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
First Methodist Church
Edward Azlin
Oakhaven
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Hollis Samuel
Leroy Samuel
Brookwood Pta
James Hardin, Jr
Josephine Vann
Hot Springs
C. E. Boyce
Washington
la Grange
Columbia
South Carolina
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Kim Novak Returns to Screen in The Legend of Lylah Clare
Hollywood reports Kim Novak back before cameras in The Legend of Lylah Clare after years of misfortune. She notes a fine comeback, while Coral Browne portrays a sharp newspaper woman and plans a brief trip to sunlit California before returning to England for future work.
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NEA
Kim Novak
Lylah Clare
Pye
Kim
Alfred Drake
Tuesday Weld
Coral Browne
U.S
Coral
California
London
New York
Cyril Ritchard
England
Helen Help Us Youth Advice Column Reassures Purity
A morality orientated teen column discusses staying pure before marriage with readers letters. It shares personal anecdotes about resisting sexual temptation, trust in marriage, and references to books and plays. The tone urges self restraint and cites experiences from several women, including a warning about premature relationships.
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Helen
Burr Stars In Ironside Style Crime Show On NBC
Television critic reviews Raymond Burr as a potential hit with Ironside like detective drama Tronside on NBC. Burr, a former San Francisco chief paralyzed by a spine injury, figures in a wheel chair aided by a dedicated team as action unfolds. Dean Martin’s return to Thursday variety is noted alongside guests Orson Welles and James Stewart in a salon sketch. A nylon mop head claims to hold six times its weight in water while a tip explains using ice cubes to cool starch.
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NEW York
Raymond Burr
Robert Ironside
Perry Mason
Tronside
NBC
Burr
San Francisco
Don Mitchell
Stone
Dean Martin
Martin
Orson Welles
Winston Churchill
James Stewart
Welles
Stewart
Home Town Wants LeMay for President
In Mount Vernon Ohio supporters form Citizens for LeMay encourage a presidential bid for General LeMay though he says he is not running and remains focused on his Network Electronics board duties. They have organized chapters, self-financed outreach, and bumper stickers as they press for public demand.
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Stephen H. Miller
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Curtis E. LeMay
United States
LeMay
Chatsworth
Calif
Citizens For LeMay
White House
Shirley Fletcher
Cochairman
National’ Office
North Vietnam
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Pranksters Charged After Fake Injury Incident
Two Eastern Illinois University pranksters face disorderly conduct charges after Gene Riha 19 of Mokena staged being struck by a car to distract from Arthur Roth of Waukegan who was attempting to retrieve a Confederate flag from a dormitory. Authorities described the stunt as a real charge.
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Charlesian
Eastern
The Woman Didn’t Faint Bank Robbery Report
DETROIT AP A bandit warned two female tellers to not faint and to hand over the money, escaping with $1,000 from a National Bank of Detroit branch. Teller Patricia Colbert, 31, said the man had a coat over one arm and appeared to carry a weapon as she complied.
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National Bank of Detroit
Patricia Colbert
Nude album covers spark South African censors at worksites
In Johannesburg AP reports cutout paper bikinis slapped on nude pictures of women on three records amid a crackdown on sexual material. Censorship targets sleeves, magazines, and films. whites’ outraged views mix with strict segregation laws. Beaches show contrasting tolerance with bikinis banned in some Orange Free State pools.
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David J. Paine
Johannesburg
South Africa
Eel Board
Aneta
Lady Chatterjey
Natal
Cape Town
Orange Free State
Shanker Portrait Highlights NYC Teachers Union Leader
NEW YORK AP Albert Shanker leader of the New York City teachers walkout wears heavy horned rim glasses to correct nearsightedness. The 38 year old AFL CIO United Federation of Teachers president is cautious but forceful, with a long union history from Ravenswood Queens to East Harlem classrooms.
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NEW York
Albert Shanker
New York City
Board of Education
Shanker
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Edith
Brooklyn
Ravenswood
Queens
University of Illinois
Columbia University
East Harlem
Teachers Union
Teacher’s Federation
Rise of the hot dog and back to school trends
A survey notes hot dogs remain a year round favorite, with per capita meat and potato themes highlighted. It cites cultural adoption abroad and mentions 1967-68 education projections, U.S. public expenditure per pupil at 661 dollars, and total education spending near 50 billion dollars as millions head back to school.
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Coney Island
St. Louis Exposition
Hot Dog Council
Franklin D. Roosevelt
England
United States
Rockefeller
U.S
France
Brazil
Soviet
Russia
Uncle Sam
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